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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1941
Page
5
Courier correspondence lists guests and gatherings in Cambridge Ind including Hicks and Dillon households. Families attend Sunday picnics at the Methodist church and birthday parties in Am elia Mt Washington and East Amelia. Notices include deaths hospital recoveries weddings and travel to Sunfish Mountains for Father’s Day.
In Nicholsville the Father's Day program drew 83 attendees. Local residents with military ties return from leave to duty, and community members share visits and family news including hospitalities and engagements.
June 22 at 8 p m preaching services announced at Greenberry Methodist Church. Mrs Effie Irwin is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Jim Jester visited Emerson Jester on Thursday.
Mt Holly reports two young ladies Imogene Booth and Vivian Lewis are sponsored to attend vacation Bible school at Defiance College this week. Rev Pleasant accompanied them Monday. The town notes illnesses visits and local events including hospital care and employment updates.
Mr and Mrs George Perry and daughter visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Wm Bursdall. Mr and Mrs Allen Steward mourn son James Vearis Jr. Spent Sunday with his father and mother. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Wim Jones in the death of her brother in law.
PT Pleasant reports well attended services for Children and Fathers Day on Sunday evening. Local families host visitors such as Mr. and Mrs Arnold Hayden of near Williamsville and Mr. and Mrs Raymond Dunbar. Epworth League held an Ice Cream social Friday, with Donald Mefford visiting Laurel.
Mrs Emory Brooks hosted dinner guests including Mrs Herbert Dietz of Price Hill and Mrs Jessie Tillit of Latonia Kentucky Guests from Newport Kentucky and Cincinnati visited friends Friday About thirty five Baptists attended service at the County Infirmary Rev Spaulding preached Eugene Bushman visited Latonia relatives Joe Blanchard Monterey Oak and Dora Mechel Pittsburgh returned home After a long visit Mrs Dorothy Combs joined Mrs Paul Pence for Sunday dinner Laurie Mell Walnut Hills called on friends Rev Spaulding and Rev Burton Garrett left for ministers conference at Granville
Sunday guests include PT Isabel and Imogene Johnson with the Higby sisters. Mr and Mrs Ray Stairs visit Edith Riley in Dayton. Wayne Preston misses Millers Business School due to chickenpox. G S Beckelhymer honored by 45 relatives for Father’s Day. Arch Lanham family moves to Milford. Eva Chockley to Arizona Monday.
Mrs Mildred Lamb and Mrs Sammy Mays hosted a bridal shower for Ella Mays on Wednesday evening at the Lamb home. Ella Mays and Clifford Lamb wed at the Presbyterian Church in New Richmond Saturday afternoon and departed for a short honeymoon.
Miss Ruth Edwards spent the week end with friends in Walton Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs Ray Tauchert of Olive Branch were dinner guests of Mrs Letha Pancher. Mrs Mary Blick and others attended Dorothy Herolds Stanley brush demonstration at Mrs Riddles home. Mr and Mrs Wm Wilson visited Bud McComas and attended a convention in Zanesville.
Summerside residents recount visits with Mr. and Mrs. V. N. McGraw and Mr. McGraws mother. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Thies spent the weekend with daughter Mrs. Jack Irvin in Dayton amid church plans for Home Department Sunday with all members as guests.
Ohio State University bulletin reports pasture improvement raises profits via beef and milk gains. Fertilized plots produced 404 lb beef per acre and 3,229 lb milk per acre, valued after costs at $18.37 and $46.60 respectively, with phosphated pasture second and unfertilized lowest.
A kitchen tip suggests boosting youngsters breakfast appeal by baking apples stuffed with cooked cereal and topping with chopped raisins or prunes to stimulate appetite and start the day with a wholesome dish.
Ohio Department of Highways in Columbus invites sealed proposals by July 1 1941 for nine bituminous pavement projects in Clermont County Ohio with total length about 37 5 miles and estimated cost 30520 90. Proposals 1 to 9 cover sections of Williams burg Chile Nicholsville Felicity Batavia Win chester Milford Vera Cruz and Cincinnati Chillicothe roads. A five percent bid bond up to ten thousand dollars is required and plans are on file at the department.
Jas R Carlisle of Amelia Ohio named administrator of the estate of William Walter Carlisle deceased late of Amelia Clermont County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months or be forever barred Dated June 18 1941
Lloyds Register 1939 40 lists the Commonwealth dry dock in South Boston Massachusetts as the largest U S graving dock with a top length of 1200 feet and a bottom length of 1171 feet.
Geologists face the challenge of locating water supplies hidden beneath the earth’s surface where the source is not visible. Advances in methods aim to reveal these concealed aquifers and improve drilling success rates.
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